Iowa Senate debates dairy bill amid clash over government role
The Iowa Senate rejected a move to kill a fair trade act for dairy products 29 to 19. Amid heated discussion, senators argued over government as referee, free enterprise, and enforcement while debating a measure to prevent selling dairy at below cost to protect competition.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Irving Long
Manchester
Iowa
Sen
C. Joseph Coleman
D-Clare
House
R. O. Burrows, Jr
Belle Plaine
Coleman
Burrows
Goldwater backs blockade and exile raids on Cuba
Senator Barry Goldwater urged an economic blockade of Cuba and support for Cuban exile attacks as a first step, with multilateral aid and airlift or airdrop provisions. He endorsed exile commando raids on Soviet ships and said major war risk was unlikely. Two other senators disputed Kennedy policy.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
U.S
Organization of American States
Arizona Republican
ABCTV
Goldwater
Russia
Caribbean
Iran
Berlin
Kennedy
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Clair Engle
California
Scientist Warns Moon Focus Risks Space Progress
Dr. Arthur Kantrowitz, a top U.S. space official, cautioned that concentrating on the moon race jeopardizes broader space goals. He favors a permanent manned orbital station as the next objective and says other major space achievements await beyond the moon effort.
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Washington
U.S
U.S. Space Authority
Arthur Kantrowitz
U.S. News and World Report
Earth
Elastic discovery cuts space for women by a third
A humorous observation claims that since elastic was invented, women now occupy about one third less space. The quip highlights the playful link between fashion materials and body space in a lighthearted way.
Loyalists Face Heavy Attack as Laos Rebels Advance
In Vientiane AP reports Neu tralist Commander Gen Kong Le says his army is under heavy pressure from pro communist forces after being pushed from Xieng Khouang. Premier Souvanna Phouma notes the neutralist garrison evacuated to Plaine des Jarres with North Vietnamese troops reportedly involved.
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Vientiane
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Xieng Khouang
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine
Pathet Lao
U S Accuses Soviet of Twisting Humphrey Words
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States accused the Soviet Union of twisting Sen. Hubert Humphrey's remarks on nuclear test ban inspections. U S Ambassador Charles Stelle urged the Soviet delegate not to use tactics and defended the plan for up to seven inspections yearly, noting a broader system aims to prevent clandestine tests.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Hubert Humphrey
U.S
Charles Stelle
Humphrey
Semyon Tsarapkin
Stelle
Record Voting in Canada Expected
Canadians cast ballots to elect a new national government and judge key issues of nuclear arms and relations with the United States. Early reports point to a record vote as polls open in Montreal and across the country.
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Montreal
UPI
United States
Concrete Projectile Barely Misses Witwer Office Window
Detectives in Cedar Rapids search for a man who hurled a piece of asphaltic concrete through a Witwer Grocer Co. window Sunday morning. The shard narrowly missed Weaver Witwer and secretary Evelyn Dunn, no injuries reported. Investigators questioned five to six suspects. no arrest yet.
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Witwer Grocer Co
Weaver Witwer
Evelyn Dunn
Witwer
Des Moines Firm Given Bridge Job
Cramer and Bayse of Des Moines awarded the contract to reconstruct the First avenue bridge for 849 710 dollars in a second bid move. Hanson Construction Co of Washington Iowa offered 867 670 dollars. The council expects north lanes open by October though not guaranteed in the contract.
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Cramer and
Cramer and Bayse
Davenport
Public Improvements
Woody Stolba
Cramer
Ned Ashton
Navy urged to power big ships with nuclear propulsion
A letter from Adm. George Anderson to Defense Secretary McNamara outlines a push to switch all fighting ships over 8,000 tons to nuclear engines. The move would raise carrier Long Beach and Enterprise class vessels, while oil-fired destroyers remain unchanged.
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Washington
Navy
Adm
George Anderson
Naval Operations
Defense
McNamara
Earth
U.S
Enterprise
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Congress
Anderson
New Polaris A3 Nets Third Success in 11 Tests
Cape Canaveral AP reports a new Polaris A3 missile achieved its third success in 11 test firings. The 1800 mile Atlantic range flight demonstrated performance as part of ongoing weapon system evaluation.
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Cape Canaveral
Atlantic
Plans Move New York Commuters by Boat
New York business plans high speed hydrofoil service linking Manhattan with Long Island and Westchester using Albatross boats. Dowd aims for 24 passenger vessels to cut commute times, with trips scheduled trips weekday mornings and evenings and shopper runs between rush hours.
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New York
Manhattan
Ira E. Dowd
New York City
Dowd
American Hydrofoil Lines, Inc
Long Island
Westchester County
New York Waterways
Boston
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
Florida
Glenn Roland
Newport Beach
Calif
Catalina Island
Roland
North Ameri
Can Hydrofoils, Inc
Atlantic Highlands
N.J
Queens
Harry Sudakoff
Europe
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Strait of Messina
Italy
Sicily
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Earl Elijah
Clarence
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Canada
Cedar Rapids News
Jack Mills
Roy Walker
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First Avenue
New Polaris
N.Y
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